INDIGO DYSLEXIA CENTRE is the registered trade mark of the Indigo Foundation
                                    (Norfolk) Limited - Company No 5378681 - Registered Charity No 1120759

Welcome to Indigo

We are a charity, our advice is free - please call us for advice and support on 0845 347 9322.

We have many different services which may be of interest. A dyslexia Screening which includes a reading and spelling age test, will give you a better idea of whether you are dyslexic or not. More extensive testing can be conducted by Specialist Teacher or through a full assessment with an Educational Psychologist. For a comparison of the different levels of Dyslexia Testing click here.

We can arrange private Tuition for a child or adult at any level of study, or Counselling for them. Indigo also have accredited Training courses suitable for individuals or organisations. We conduct Needs Assessments for students in higher education. In addition to this Indigo is able to provide support for employees with dyslexia via the Access to Work scheme.

Indigo operates from central Norwich offices and now have a shop which sells educational resources including: specialist books, workbooks, coloured paper, literacy and mathematical puzzles and games, pencil grips, posters, coloured overlays and many other items to help the dyslexic learner either in school or home. We also stock popular software such as Nessy, WordShark and can offer our advice on these programmes. Recycled resources are also available to purchase and we will gladly accept donations of unwanted educational items.

Dyslexia is a learning difficulty that has been around for quite some time. Even though it is a well-known term, people often do not fully understand what it means. Take a look at our useful hints and tips on managing dyslexia.

Dyslexia is a physical difference in the structure of the brain, and as such affects somebody's learning. Though classified as a disability it is not something wrong with an individual, it is just that their thought processes work differently.

The most common difficulties that a dyslexic may have are with learning to read, write and spell. It is also common to have short term memory and organisational difficulties, however if you are dyslexic you may also be exceedingly creative or gifted in other ways.